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World Cup History

↦The first attempt at any kind of world championship was in 1912, when a three-way series was arranged between the then current Test playing nations, Australia, England and South Africa. No similar events were held again until 1975.↓
The first attempt at any kind of world championship was in 1912, when a three-way series was arranged between the then current Test playing nations, Australia, England and South Africa. No similar events were held again until 1975.
↓ 50 in 1987 and has been that way since. The women have held a cricket world cup since 1975.⇇

       

ICC ODI WINNER TEAMS

WORLD CUP 2011

Cricket World Cup Results(T20)

Winners List 

year	winner	result	runner-up
2020 Australia
2016 India	West Indies	won by 4 wickets	England
2014 Bangladesh	Sri Lanka	won by 6 wickets	India
2012 Sri Lanka	West Indies	won by 36 runs	Sri Lanka
2010 West Indies	England	won by 7 wickets	Australia
2009 England	Pakistan	won by 8 wickets	Sri Lanka
2007 South Africa	India	won by 5 runs	Pakistan

ICC PLAYER RANKINGS FOR 

ODI BATSMEN 

Rank	Name	Rating
1	Virat Kohli	887
2	Rohit Sharma	854
3	Ross Taylor	821

TEST CRICKET

Rank	Rating	Name
1	922	Virat Kohli
2	915	Kane Williamson
3	881	Cheteshwar Pujara

T20 BATSMAN

Rank	Rating	Name	Country
1	885	Babar Azam	Pakistan
2	825	Colin Munro	New Zealand
3	815	Glenn Maxwell	Australia

odi BOWLERS  

Rank	Name	Rating
1	Jasprit Bumrah	808
2	Rashid Khan	788
3	Trent Boult	732

T20 BOWLERS

RANK	PLAYER	RATING	CAREER BEST RATING
1	Rashid KhanAfghanistan	780	816 v Bangladesh, 05/06/2018
2	Shadab KhanPakistan	720	769 v Scotland, 13/06/2018
3	Adil RashidEngland	709	716 v West Indies, 08/03/2019

TEST BOWLERS

Rank	Rating	Name	Country
1	878	Pat Cummins	Australia
2	862	James Anderson	England
3	851	Kagiso Rabada	South Africa

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IPL Winners List

Year	Winner	Runner Up	Venue	Number of teams	Player of the Match	Player of the Series
2008	Rajasthan Royals	Chennai Super Kings	Mumbai	8	Yusuf Pathan	Shane Watson
2009	Deccan Chargers	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Johhanesburg	8	Anil Kumble	Adam Gilchrist
2010	Chennai Super Kings	Mumbai Indians	Mumbai	8	Suresh Raina	Sachin Tendulkar
2011	Chennai Super Kings	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Chennai	10	Murali Vijay	Chris Gayle
2012	Kolkata Knight Riders	Chennai Super Kings	Chennai	9	Manvinder Bisla	Sunil Narine
2013	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata	9	Kieron Pollard	Shane Watson
2014	Kolkata Knight Riders	Kings XI Punjab	Bangalore	8	Manish Pandey	Glenn Maxwell
2015	Mumbai Indians	Chennai Super Kings	Kolkata	8	Rohit Sharma	Andre Russell
2016	Sunrisers Hyderabad	Royal Challengers Bangalore	Bangalore	8	Ben Cutting	Virat Kohli
2017	Mumbai Indians	Rising Pune Supergiants	Hyderabad	8	Krunal Pandya	Ben Stokes
2018	Chennai Super Kings	Sunrisers Hyderabad	Mumbai	8	Shane Watson	Sunil Narine

2019 winner  Mumbai indians 

Women's Cricket World Cup Results(ODI)

The first Women's Cricket World Cup was held in England in 1973, two years before the first men's world cup in 1975. The competition was the brainchild of businessman Sir Jack Hayward, who contributed a lot of money towards its costs. The format was as a round robin, with teams from England, Australia, New Zealand, Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica, plus an International XI and a Young England side. The inaugural winners were England.

Five years after tfirst being held, the 1978 tournament was contested in India by only four teams, England, Australia, India and New Zealand (Holland and the West Indies withdrew for financial reasons). The 6 matches in the tournament were held over 50 overs, with Australia defeating England in the final in 31 overs. The tournament has been held about every four years since, with Australia winning the most tournaments, winning 6 out of the 10 contested so far, with England next with three wins. The first two tournaments were contested as a round robin, but since then the tournament has had a final.

Winners List 

Year	Host	Winner
2021
2017	England	England beat India by 9 runs
2013	India	Australia beat West Indies by 114 runs
2009	Australia	England won by 4 wickets
2005	South Africa	Australia won by 98 runs
2000	New Zealand	New Zealand won by 4 runs
1997	India	Australia won by 5 wickets
1993	England	England won by 67 runs
1988	Australia	Australia won by 8 wickets
1982	New Zealand	Australia won by 3 wickets
1978	India	Australia
1973	England	England